Plumber in Albany County, NY
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Plumbing Services in Albany County
Quick answer: Yes. We are based at 1400 Central Ave in Albany and answer 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays. Customers in Albany have seen us arrive within 30 minutes on emergencies. Burst pipes, sewer backups, overflowing toilets and no hot water are all calls we take around the clock.
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Towns and Communities We Serve in Albany County
- Albany
- Latham
- Colonie
- Delmar
- Guilderland
- Bethlehem
- Westerlo
- Altamont
- Selkirk
- Cohoes
- Watervliet
- New Scotland
- Coeymans
- Menands
- Ravena
- Green Island
- Voorheesville
- Berne
- Knox
- Rensselaerville
- Loudonville
- Preston-Potter Hollow
- Roessleville
- Siena College
- Westmere
- Slingerlands
- Glenmont
- Feura Bush
- Newtonville
- McKownville
- Guilderland Center
- Elsmere
Why Albany County Calls Fullerton
Called Fullerton for a sewer main backing up into my basement on a Sunday night and they had someone sent out within an hour. Shaquille was incredibly helpful with clearing out the line and showing us a live view of our sewer line. Shaquille even went above to help us clean out the water mess from the issue. Overall great experience and fast help!
Great fast service. Darrel was quick to analyze the problem and and cleared it cleared it up in short order. Thanks very much!
Called for an emergency off hours drain clog. Shaq came sooner than had indicated, got the drain unclog and made sure water was draining smoothly. Professional courteous and fair price. I will definitely use Fullerton again and recommend!
Plumbing Conditions in Albany County
Plumbing in Albany County splits along city and suburb lines. In Albany, Cohoes and Watervliet, rowhouses and multifamily homes from the 1800s still run cast iron stacks, galvanized supply pipe and clay laterals that crack and fill with roots from old street trees. The Pine Bush and the sandy soils around Colonie and Guilderland drain well, but postwar homes there are now reaching the age where original drains and water heaters fail. In the Helderberg hill towns, homes rely on wells and septic and see colder winter nights than the city. We handle all three, often in the same day.
Serving All of Albany County
Albany County is home for Fullerton Plumbing. Our shop sits on Central Ave in Albany, and our vans spend most days moving between the city of Albany, Colonie, Latham, Guilderland, Delmar, Bethlehem, Cohoes, Watervliet and the hill towns out toward Altamont, New Scotland and Westerlo. The county mixes a dense state capital, older river cities along the Hudson, busy suburbs along Route 7, Route 20 and the Northway, and quiet rural land in the Helderbergs. That variety means we know the difference between a tight Center Square basement, a 1960s ranch in Colonie and a farmhouse on a well. Whatever part of the county you are in, you are calling a local crew that answers 24/7.
Albany County Plumbing Questions
Yes. We are based at 1400 Central Ave in Albany and answer 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays. Customers in Albany have seen us arrive within 30 minutes on emergencies. Burst pipes, sewer backups, overflowing toilets and no hot water are all calls we take around the clock.
Yes. Rowhouses in neighborhoods like Center Square, Pine Hills and the South End often have clay or cast iron laterals with root intrusion. We clear the line with a cable or hydro jetting and run a camera so you can watch the pipe live. If it is broken, we lay out repair options with an upfront quote.
Yes, every day. Colonie, Latham, Loudonville, Delmar, Slingerlands and Glenmont are a short drive from our Central Ave shop. We handle drain cleaning, water heater replacement, sump pumps and leak repairs in these suburbs, and we answer the phone 24/7 for emergencies.
Shut off the main water valve first. In most Albany County homes it sits on the front basement wall where the service line comes in. Then turn off the water heater, move valuables off the floor and open a faucet on the lowest level to drain pressure. If a toilet or floor drain is backing up, stop running water in the house. Call us at (518) 776-7838 and we can help you find the valve.
Yes. From offices along Wolf Road to restaurants on Central Ave and Lark Street, we clear commercial drains, clean grease traps, repair restroom fixtures and replace commercial water heaters. We can set up preventive drain maintenance on a schedule so lines get cleaned before they back up during service. Because our shop is in Albany, after hours work that avoids your busy times is easy to arrange.
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